Mortgage for £300 for 1000 years by Richard Lisett alias Bruckshaw of Winster, hosier, to John Wall the elder of Wensley, gent., of a messuage, farm-house or tenement in Church Mayfield and several closes namely the Narr Croft, Croft next the House, Church Town Croft, the Lynch, Upper Conigree, Lower Conigree, Conigree Bottom, Bridge Close, Over Close, New Close Pingle and the Piece, together with tithes issuing from them: also a piece of ground on which a cottage formerly stood belonging to Thomas Hind deceased, also a close in Church Mayfield divided into two, the New Close in the occupation of Samuel Maskery: also all that messuage or tenement formerly converted into two tenements in Swinscoe Woodhouse [see Swinscoe deeds D231M/T34 - 130] in the occupation of Philip Peach with all land belonging: also three closes in Ellison [Ellastone?) called the Law Flatts, 12 acres: redeemable on the payment of £300 with interest at 4½% on 23 Jun next ensuing 23 Dec 1766